T tops

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biker

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Dec 7, 2014
8,165
Canada
Welcome! Any pics of your car? What year is it and which T-roof do you have.
Are you having any specific issues with yours?
 

FS87LT

Veteran Member
Apr 3, 2010
2,804
DFW, TX
What model year? Do you have t-tops now? Desire to add them or service issues of some on the car?

Just curious,
FS87LT
 
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1980RS

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Jun 17, 2006
7,794
MN
No, I had to fix those leaky things for years when I worked at the stealerships. I went to several GM classes on fixing the t- top leaks.
 

carhead22000

oldblue
Sep 5, 2011
1,854
canada
if you tie up the frame you can get them to stop bleeding. But if you have horsepower they will always have a drip.best fix i used was feeding a rope through the rubbers.with lots of playing with the adjusters.
 

Francesco

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I had one for 15 years. The 78 to 81 tops are ok but will always have a little drip when it rains. The 76 and 77 ones are terrible. My advice...If you can get a hard top, its one more thing you dont have to work on. My next car, when I find it will only be a hard top car with SQUARE shaped door glass. Metro weather seals are the best ones for a resto if you need them replaced. I have plenty of nightmare stories about restoring a project car with t-tops...
 

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